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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: G. W.
Joyce to We A. II. Church. trustee lot 2, so. 1O45;
=. c. F, Williams to W. c. Hill, lot 25, South
College grounds; $500 A. c. Stevens to c. G.
Lee lOts24 90 So IS; 81 414 f. Meade TOD j. Pur-
man, lot g. blk. IL Meridian Hill; 81, 1882 Z. B.
Curtis to I. &. Kelly, sub. B, so. 7s2; s. John
Kimball to P. GlennOr. lot and part 8 50. 234
1886 Ella Cannon to Eugenia j. Cuthbert, lot 6,
So DAB; 81, 066.6O G. p. Cannon to same lots 4,
5, g. and 10, do; $40, II. 7. E. Waggaman to
W OBrien sub lots and K, SO. 1877; $3 600. I. E.
Waggaman ct al. to w. OBrten, lot 26 SO. %; g..
W. O'Brien to I. E. Waggalnan, trustee, part lot
26 do; $2,4O0. I. E. Waggaman to Louisa r.
Kemp, sub lots 30 to AZ, so. 465; 80 100 Same to
W: O'Brien, east half lot 5, reservation B, =. W.
OBrien to T. Il. Waggaman, trustee, same prop
erty; "a, 500. J. X. Mclean to Cecir NJ. Dean sub.
200, So GAG; 81 1856. Ida A. Finch to H. NJ. New
man, lots 20 and 80, blk. IL, H. & e. SUBJ Meridian
Hill; "a, 4S2. 49, H. LindenkOhl to Anna L. Ebaugh,
SUBJ o, So. 1872; 5000. +. s. Obold to Thos. Cn-
dler, pit II, So. 9O2; 81, OO0 Eugene Mccarthy to
J: H. Gray, pts. and 2, So. 81; s.: J. q: Gray
II. Hinke to Honora McGrath, sub. "a, SO. 1858;
5000. Sarah Hutchins to John @. A. Pfeif1er lot
II, So. All; s. 400 Nellie L. Holmes ct al to Eddie
G. Rowzer, lot 8, blk. 8, Meridian Hill S1,511.O7.
G. f. EmmOns to Nellie C. Walsh, sub. 2O7, So.
SAG: e. 600
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND, Feb. 10;.virsinis skies, con-
81 do new threes, 641; North Carolina SKIES, old,
124 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md, Feb. 10 Cotton firm and
steady.m;ddling, %. Flour lower and quiet
Howard street and western super. 2.35a3. 90;
e a2 e1 ms sapea S family 5 4ooaa
3S5; do Ro:5'rands, 4:62a4s Patapsco family,
steady and quiet western lower and fairly active clos
ing dull southern red 90a93 southern amber, 92s94
No. western winter red, spot, SO ha90; February,
S9h bid; March. 90a90s May 9:,sa991. Corn
southern hrmer; western easier aud fairly active,
yellow, 46a4S: western mixed. spot 46,sa4654; Feb
ruary, 461ea4674; March i64sa46ts; May, 47&a47ys;
34a3s western white. 37a3S; western mixed. 34a36
pennsylvania, 34a38. Rye firm, 56a5S Provisions
quiet and steady. Eggs lower and weak, 15aI6; COP
Per s refined steady lOsa Whisky quiet. l23a1
steamer dnll.cotton: I'D -four, 2s grain, easier,
I'D Sales-wheat, 53S 300 bushels; corn. 293,.
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Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yeserday's quotations
ras.srs sS0 fssi 3D. 1852 1852 asked
y. s. As, coupons. 12SH bid, 1881 asked.
Y; s. IS. registered, l2S4 bid. l2sI asked.
SS SO year t t,,n p e. 1882 currency 1874 bid
fund.- Us, 1902, coin, 1884 asked. Washington
and Georgetown railroad bonds, LIP bid, lis asked
Metropolitan railroad stock, S411 bid. D5k asked.
Columbia railroad stock, :,6 bid. Washington Gas,
~ 2igs 0ld, aY asked Georgetown Gus 40 bid
Insurance, 20 bid 20!s asked Arlington Insurance,
162 asked. Columbia Insurance, 49, bid, l4ys
asked: German American Insurance, 149 bid. Poto-
ma Insurance 5on bid Riggs Insurance, S1s
Market stock. 20 bid. y y asked. Washington mar
ket bonds, 1Oo bid. Washington Brick Machine,
14O bid 155 asked. Bank of Washington, 2O5
bid. Columbia National Bank, 1Oya, bid, 1lO4l
asked National Metropolitan bank, 1oO bid. Great
asked. Chesapeaks and Pot. Tel. Co. 84h bid, SO
mortgage bonds, so asked.
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Formally Offered to Mr. Manning.
Mr.. JORDAN TENDERS HIM THE PRESIDENCY OF TIL

NEW BANK IN NEW YORK.
Treasurer Jordan returned from New York last
evening and left at noon to-day for Philadelphia
While here this morning he called upon secre-
tary Manning, and on behalf OF the directors Of
the new national bank rendered him the
presidency OF the bank. A STAR reporter
saw Secretary Manning after his return
from cabinet meeting to-day and in answer to in
Quiries at first said he had nothing to say He
a!terWard admitted that Mr. Jordan had informed
him OF his selection for the presidency but that he
mad made no definite answer as to whether
ne Will accept the position or not Probably some
reference was made to the Secretarys Intentions
at the Cabinet meeting to-day. AT any rate in
the absence OF an authoritative denial OF his in
enoed retirement from the cabinet there is no
reason to doubt that he will accept the position
rendered him.
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From the New YORK Tribune, To-day.
Dr. Cornelius A Logan, OF Washington, has besz
here for several days. He has had under conz1dafa
ton the many propositions q publishen 1pr IN
book LEFT In manuscripts BY Gen. John A. Logan %
titled ''Tne volunteer Soldier 0 America" n 10 Z
history OF the organization o( the army IN thiscn
txyfrom Its foundation, comparing two branches
OF service-the regulars ana the volunteers II I,
NOT likely that any advance opinions q Tho Won
can be turned AZ the contract binds tbs puo,lghel
poe 70 issue any part q the book IN a1Vance Nh
Logan favored Chicago pQblllhing nnn, eecassl
puhiished IN that CITY without delay.
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HIS opal" CAPTURED AFTER DESPERATE STRUGGLE.
BOUND BROOK, N. j., Feb. 1O,-Daring thieves
entered the post oce here last night. They were
opened IRE upon them. One thief was shot, but he
managed to get to the Rarttan river, where he
jumped In, hoping to escape by swimming to the
other side. The loss OF blood weakened him
greatly and the icy water numbed him. When but q
rev rect from the shore he sank with despairfng
cry and was drowned. Efforts are now being
made to get his body. The "pal" OF the drowned
thlef made desperate struggle for freedom. He
fought like tiger, but was overpowered and
taken into custody. 1t is supposed that others
were with them, but they got away safely. Beyond
doubt the robbers were members of the same
gang who entered the jersey City post Office few
trled TO rob the safe. The town Is in terrible
state OF excitement The captured burglar was
taken TO the jail at Summerv1lle this morning. He
is sullen and morOse refusing to tell who he Is or
to give the name OF The dead Inlet
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Collision ON the Metropolitan Branch
CAUSED By DEHDCTIvE Ale BRAKE.

Train No. 3, engine S07, which left washington
last night at loss, colided with engine s2l, with
No. 81. q few hundred feet west OF Knowles about
11:20. The two trains had orders to meet at
Knowles. No. 81 to take siding. AS NO 3 APP
preached the station the engineer applied the air
brake, which took hold at nrst and then gave way,
caused by the hose between the tender and postal
car bursting Before the train could be stopped It
ran into engine S21, knocking both engines Oh the
track with but slight damage. Engfneman John
shepherd jumped from his engine 500 and re-
ceived slight scalp wound by falling against q
tie No one else was injured and there was no
damage to the trains, except that the platform OF
the postal car was broken.
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The Fisheries Question:
GET OF THE CANADIAN REPRESENTATIONS 10 0RRA
BRITAIN,

At the request Of the British government the
Dominionlgovernment has forwarded suggestions
to Lord Salisbury about the fishery dimculty.
The government has spoken out strongly against
any relaxation in the terms OF the treaty OF 1Sl6
As regards the privileges which were Oo1ceded for
commercial purposes under the treaty OF 1880 the
DOminiOp government hold that they In no way
apply to fishing vessels. It has further been rep
resented to the British government that the only
hone OF securing reciprocity treaty Is 70 refuse
any further concessions TO American F1ShoImen
than are giving under the existing treaty.
the Canadian minister OF marine and 0ahog16o
IL now preparing full report upon one action that
has been taken BY hts department since the pTts-
ent fishery regulations were put into operation, In
Guiding correspondence and Instructions to COM
manders OF fishtng cruisers, which will be pub
iished shortly. dispatch irom Ottawa sAys: ssIt
Is regarded throughout the country that thecow.e
the dominion government has followed In this
matter has precluded the possibility Of negotaat-
Ing reciprocity treaty, and with fear and tFoub-
ling Sir John MACDONALD expected that every mo.
mcTt such an announcement will be made In Con-
grees which, on the eve OF the pending elec0OnA
would practically kin him In the maritime pgUs.
tnceSn
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FOR SALE+LOTS.

E1OR SALE-TwO NICE LOTS ON COLUMBIA
~ Heights; 30c. per foot GEO W. LINKINS, cor.
18th and III SITS. flU-:t
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FOR SALE-LOTS

!: "A a.
down. and balance U r Ssry s1ss ts
jza9-13t 1870 st hw.
EroR sAIE-LoTs-42500 SQUARE FEET m
CIV s.' TYLER RurH qzss 3! NV.
EoR SALE ELEGANT BU1LDING LOTS ON
1sa q nsnr 4 END % g sfh bs
are in the noss spid|y imGrovins section OF the
70 s wD
pffa S1ss A1Bkh Sad s. F z NV.
EoR sALE-IMPoRTANTT TO INvEsToRs
on .ss
20. rhsS
Sy he bstcs which
"a $:z' this the sPs. z 51si: 'Ssasans
FoR sALE.IoT ON BACON 81, NEAR al 54 Ina
and near 6Gg~a: rS;d aenes1 IAN 20
sspa a. E5: III; - ana ssS Sta
>. s .ss 1ss Meridian Hill 20 II faSssaEggsD $.
FoE, dsA! A. HE1aHIs.THEt DE;
MsIii.n Hi e onss:ntis inSssssins THOSE who II:
g
some choice slScis q Ground IL this locality where
single Lots and small tracts. Full particulars given Il
our s B' 9Sa fs nay e h;s CO. g ss =.
e Lot ao1l2O. north side Massachusetts, ave-. near
18th st l5-foot alley in rear Will sell low, on easy
iassim s-'n jSIfs BEA1L CO., 1921 st.
= HAVE TWO AP q
eigbe localities Of the northwest high ground with
fa sass4:sw 'So 4 H4 fsfSe g! p.w
II NV, between and o, 90 BY 30 feet each. at so
Sas and and to
NaR1 p sd s ssaDs Terms easy p PBA1
E0R SAIE-A PART OF SQUARE No. lO47, AT
q The xaya over
join q BEAII Co. iss1 Fl st. on nw jay ssl ems
E0R sALE-wE OFFER THE FOLLOWING WELL
located tots OF Ground ct low prices ON easy TERMS
$1,000 square 1sss norshssss & sOs ground imms-
Is5oSisss ;s1oSnd .d,oinins has ,ussbrousht
400 600 square fee. LIST St NV. 4sc.; water.
Tas above property is all well adapted for
alirs IN w Z; 9,' 2 IS, sGq S5s
Tor SALE MERIDIAN HILL VERY
IL, ~, - II, at prices which make them most NC
ceptabe investment No suburban property likely to
yield larger returns to present investors than Meridian
hill lots L9ts nov offering in the present sub-diyis
ions north Of the ty Mt Pleasant Columbia Heights
Lanfer Heishts Warrington Heiehts Meridian Hill
are the most desirable properties for investment
offered in this market hive lots in all these SUBJ
for sale CHS s~f.' Ro aEat grf fo
Eok sALE.-coRNER LOT, CONTAINING 35,45O
feet, located near terminus Of 14th st. cars
lao feet on Sheridan ave-. $50 per foot Easy terms
J. 4. AERTFOKD,
ja:S-1m 1925 st.
VNOR SALE-VALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
ner property viz Of lot square 243 Is 900 feet
aud wide parkingl bounded by Vermont ave-. Iowa cir
Gle and 18th and SITS. The vacant corner lot 24x1OO
and the large built adjoining house with
ITS lot 26xlOO, VIII be Sold together or separately.
Apply to 1303 at On
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Il DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON MASSACH USETTS AVENUE,
near Thomas Circle, below market value. Apply to
j. v. N HUYCK,
fret 1905 Pei nsyivania ave.
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THE MORALS OF MlNORa.
Letter II the District Co00issi0ne4s
RrOPostng ARenAasa0 - sAe H00A-
Ing Bill.

EPesn4 Ane0om00o - - &Soos
Ing Bill.
Tue District Commissioner n the1f lsttr tothe
House District committee In relation % the bln
penang "for the protection a the mofals o.
minors In the District OF Columbia aAy:"
The general intent OF the bill Is fully In accord
with the views OF the Commissioner and In con-
formity with legislation in other communities for
the projection Of the habits and morals OF the
younger members OF the community. But it - b.
heved that careful examination OF the pruviS-
ions OF the bill would indicate that IN certain d.
rections amendments would be Desirable. Citizens
are legally minors until they attain the age OF q.
probably as Judicious a selection OF An age at
which the right OF suffrage shall become privt
iege ana right as any other, although great az,
O onarscssr and scqu,rsnsn. Of habits
OF ufe oy Individuals Many men before
o. Ss'i n,,.,SSs legal majority are engsSsd
ance and responsibility, are married and have
families and In other respects have assumed the
in some Sssas not get eDslsIsS % yo ,Sht
oe 1udictou4 therefore, II the very stringent pro-
visions OF the bill Is drafted should be made APP
have attained their legal majority. and the COM
masSonen would suggest that sixteen be Indicated
a. the proper age below which the provis,ons q
enacted would make the proprietor Of any ssssau.
rant, hotel or place OF public entertainInent re-
SponSlDie IN money ana In person fOr the presence
OF minor IN or about his establishment, and the
burden OF proof would rest upon the pro-
pfietof 70 establish the majority OF the indi.
vtdual This would effect a practical prohibition
Of the business OF the place II the requirements Of
tne 0lu were rigidly enforced. II would also seem
70 operate theQuitaoly against the owners OF such
establishments which ara necessary concOultsnts
OF municipal life, and be Sbjectionable likewise -
SUCH an unnecessary Interference with the liberty
OF the citizen himself as would be inimcal to the
general character OF our legislation. Ths limo
cent and harmless attendance Of q junior person
in hotel restaurant, at the races possibly q
theater or lecture room, even though under the
escort OF parents or other persons would be pun
ishable by fine and imprisonment imposed upon
the responsible propnetors Of the place, who
would often find ft impossible even 70 tell In all
sincerity whether given perSon present were %
were not OF legal age. These considerations occur
tothe Commissioners as worthy OF suggestion TO the
committee, In order that such needful amendments
may be made to the bill rs not 10 cause tt TO
operate with harshness or injustice upon anyclass
or our Citizens, young or Old, engaged IN le01t-
mate business or seeking legitimate and inn0Osnt
recreation"
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.

Nouinations Tu.Aay.
fosfxAsTExs AND xpfAH AGENTS xAMxp.
The President sent the following nominations q
the Senate to-day:
Postmasters-Cyrus 4 CAson, xinningburr, "a.
George w. Dickey, Houtsedale, Pa; William Him.
melnght, Lewtsburg, Pa; Daniel Bond, Browns
willie, Teun.
., Samuel z; Byrns Of Michigan. 70 b register Of
TO De Indian Agents-Kdwin c. Fields, Of Nd, at
Fort Belknap agency, Montana.
Seorge W. Busey, OF III. at the Colorado River
The DissFios In Congress.
TUE PRICE TOO Hr9H.
At the meeting OF the joint library committee
the proposition to sell the large painting OF Grant
and his generals to the government was discussed
and nnally rejected: Tho price asked 10000 u
considered entirely too high.
Capisol Toplcs.
THk CONFERENCE ON THH FuKrtPfcArroNs BuI.
The conference committee Of the two houses Of
Congress on the fortincations bill nnished their
hearing OF experts to-day, but no action on the
Eat bin viii ' Se agreed TO- %. Il
proposition that seems to o1 Ss tS Ssn most favored
BY the conference is to make an appropriation for
the purchase OF guns in the open market in the
courage the establishment Of plants ana to avoid
the expense OF experiments, buying only such
test
SALE OF DoCuMKNTs.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Teller offered . resolu-
ton to authorize the Secretary OF the Interior 70
sell to any person applying one copy of any public
document not wanted for official use but only one
copy OF any document must be sold to the same
person. Referred to committee on printing.
EXTRA PAY FOR CONGRESSIONAL EMPLOYEES
Mr. Mitchell, OF Oregon. introduced joint reso-
luton to allow employees OF the Senate and House
one months extra pay.
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ss HufTT e. e E EssihST.g iss Z 8:
EXITS. both Of Washington. d. q.
KRET1CHHAR-COX. In nnltimors, uovsnbsr
17th 1855, q the parDooa6e q tt Cha1Saa GhUruh
No Iy5 ArlAngton evmna, b. ths Rev. Jamel veenGQ.
dAinshtsr q tbs lsse VIM y. Oox. & Aaauma0. ~
MARRIRD.



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the tnfsat daashs~ q ksosa L. - Tsh0 -
KING THURSDAY February 40. lssl, CLAUDIO.
only con Of Clarence =. an1 0Sosnn King. god TOO
s1s IS &c Don ssa..sa lseo ne>A ss,ss nor
vost On frlday afternoon g $40 0clock
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$40 ?,1Pek 2 n ssssr h.ssrjcS - E1sf.i ilns.s
~ Sss Is "a - q - "a INV
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Thy soul shall weAr ~ cgoWn tc-morrOU
o, 61efls 1naghesri fa4R svsst noVsH
HS6kod q Il boAAfn6 lfD0 - noG1.se
We mourn Aeo mfO thee ever ~
And vott HI ell - - - a.
runeN Nh ~ paaes fseQ ~ 49, rs;5Sn
No. AZ 1n 9kssf sou1hy ketYo6 - - 0ocss1a
s.: :: - = - ~ 80 p
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A Big Fire at Nantes.
PARIS, Feb 1O.-The Serpette oil-sOap manu-
factory at Nantes was destroyed by fire to-day,
involving loss OF 100000.
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.Ca SALE BIZ e. X. KNIGHT. zoos ST NV
Ger 1:';h . 80. OoO Md-av ne. bet ox3 "a 600
- - - Ier liT -. 900 Boundary bet * - n non
& is5-t ,i-e,Is - II .O0U loth ct ne 8 ZOO
\ =. ~ - 80. i.,.Uo0 VT aS.. new 9r.nli 100
81 b. lSS IL 1000 9TH ST. bet and II I:,,,O
H. -.t t-. IN 900 l. 81. ne, bet > * q 1UtO
So.eot1i-st lis lJG.50O Marks Alley. 4 rs.' $50
'-'it~- BET OK. 5000
si fas,g Aygsss and Lets in al prrts Of city.
! -'-sT 'Ail i9F bulletin TIT
tFpE sill BROOM NEW BRICK NEAR 18TH n
VI sett; S.ro2.a brick; nl- j., Vermont ave,
leit n SoiO : new brick alley houses ia north,
~ t--'A : -,cNO % e. S-FOoII brick houses tram
S.tvl - rOvt frie with large lot for ina
s4SJ0 N. Ut!i'ilhS lot Mt Pleasant - aud e m
sst-4t clioscc lots l@aEier ieizhts 10 ana g N
i i0ts II northwest. near i4th st. J. T. COUK
I'm 1149 Pennsylvania ave.
I'OE SALE - AT GREAT BARGAIN tn
i-OiEPt buyer, new brick grocery store nss,ns.
cI. = and l.th SITS less than 4 half saare fr,
Penn ave. Also hSe-royIn. twostory brick Adam
RS reEtcd and paying ii per cent s. @. HILL cor
o. and T SIS. f4-2S.
ISOK SaLE-A CHANCE TO GET coon HOMIE
or aOr investment, hye two story s,x rr-.n,
house. o. l-ti bet W and Boundary st. NV 81 500
I5--kw- Cor anal xsL. ts
Ttok SALE : ROOM HOUSE ON sT, NEIR
II I'D nv; mod inis 10, 20 254x92 IT 10 an aliey
fF1ce. $500 JOHN T. BEAIL A On
IN l32IFst
T,OR sALE-TwO TwO-sTORY FRAMES ON
II north side St, bet 9Th and 10th sts W rooms
each water gss etc. Lots each 10 60 10 alley: also
side aIey heEt Tor both, 800 Per month VII he sold
O. g0y4 Inyestlnent price favorable terms JOHN
l. bE-ALL SO' IS%i ST. NV ja21-xm
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THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended BY
all the cabinet officers. The session lasted only
about half an hour
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oR SAIL
SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN PIANOS.
One good tone Square Piano. for beginner. only @75
On. One Knabe Square, 300; $50 cash and 10 per
one N, Magnificent Upright s3f5; $40 Per month.
New Pianos. cps to $50 reduction.
CT. na Pianos taken as part payment Uprghts, and
"a THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs,
pail TIE y yn shs
bay mares, eight years old and well scclimsted good
One set q fine double harness S', in good order.
T P he elegant n t, landau s,.h il perfect order
and 18th SITS and L and n. f4-6t.
FOR SALE Al CHAMPION COUGH CURE" Is THE
rt sre ate remedy On earth for Coughs and Colds
g. IS siS s; Sssi Es
ton The cslebs.ied histosisn md bioeIapher, says
IN every house where there Is placed set Of APP
4. se tine Sc
1 Box ss.r oe
EOR sALE-sAND-s AND-sANp. THE SUB
senber is prepared to furnish Sand in any quantity
Orders received i: 4 ". ". Moculoush.. ST. New
'es ass- ins: NV JOHN b LORD
fos Hsn sss sns p e Yss
E9R sALE-sTUCK ON A LOT LAP ROBES AND
Ao s:i :so ssPis
ior h masn ~ 81 M0ol Blankets
Gasrs SoSss ssaacsd q si sood 81 81
worth Sa S ssf
ave. jh12-3m
FOR sALE-sINoTNd BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND
T. Cagss. Gold Eieh Aquariunis and Fish Food
store, 18th st.. two doors south h ave. n27-3m'
EOk sALE-HARTz MOUNTAIN, ST. ANDREAS-
0uE rrai1Sd singinE Norwich md Red Calairies;
F91d and CagsA IRED. zEIL4kk. 231 Pa. ave- n
EoR sALE-LAR0E STOCK on FALL AND WIN.
Ter carIta9ea coupee coppeaettes, broughaIns Ian.
dau1 coupe ind iSSest syies new md go
onu 9Ano. JOHN II. YOUNG.
aW-dm 40 end 461 sGnw
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"A SlCKRSno DIsCovxRY.-A most hRf1hlo a..
cosory was made In Green county, this state LAST
saturday. The dead body OF John keE6a vas
found wrapped Ia blanket and concealed inside
the carcaas Of dead horse. II II supposed thai
be was murdered and his body c0aceeaed thege by
the murderer
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Two SEMNOLEs RESPTTKD.-The President has
respited until March 4 John Washington and
Simmons Wolf, two young Seminole Indians who
were convicted OF rape in the Indian Territory
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Il SOME VERY DESIRABLE GROUND
III me- and secons either in large small Lots, at
speculative prices Splendid opportunity for builders
and SPECTATORS. Apply to
j. ". n. HUYCK,
f1-6t 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


Murderous Papuams Punished.
TIE MURDER OF CAPT. CRAIG AND HIS CREW IN N1W
GUINEA AvKNGED.
BRISBANE, Feb. 10.-The Queensland expedition
which went to New Guinea to avenge the mur.
0er by the natives last october at Johannes
Capt Craig. two sailors and ax
Malays, OF the ship Emily, while they were re-
engaged In pearl diving, has returned The enter.
Prise was entirely successful The native chleI
headed and the village where he and his accom-
pl1ce8 lived was burned.
Mrs Trevelyan for Parliament.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-Mr. George Otto Trevelyan has
Deen sounded BY the nDeral-unionists with view
10 finding out II he would consent to stand as their
parliamentary candidate for Burnley, TO Ill the
vacancy caused by the recent death Of MI. Peter
RylandS
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A volcano throwing out nre and mud, has 0evss.
oped near Baku, the cehtar q the Russian 0ut-
neldR
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Fire in Dublin Four Courts.
DUBLIN, Feb 1O.-A fire occurred to-day in the
Four courts building OF Dublin. All the courts
were more or less damaged, and the vice chancel-
lOr'S court was destroyed.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

fFOR SALE-FARK ST. MT. PLEASANT A NINE-
4 nom double house, with ga-. water furnace and
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lsCH SAIF-AT $500. MOD. INPS S-ROOM
a bTlck, l'th St. near New HAMPSHIRE ave: also
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New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 m prices
OF the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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IfoR sALK-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON MER1
Il dian Hill, bargain if sold at once Apply to
j. " N. HUYCK,
fist 1905 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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EoR sALR-LAR0E STOCK on FALL AND WIN.
Ter carriages, coupes. cOppeaettess broughams Ian
ond hand. IOf3H RI YOfiNG ~
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